One character in this work has a vision of animals being lowered in a sheet
One character in this work has a vision of animals being lowered in a sheet immediately prior to meeting the soldier Cornelius. Near the end of this work, one character is interrogated by governors Felix and Festus. One chapter features a man interpreting the book of Isaiah for an Ethiopian eunuch, while the first chapter records Matthias being chosen as a replacement. Like an earlier text, it is addressed to the writer's friend Theophilus. This book includes such events as the deceit of Ananias and Sapphira, the stoning of Stephen, and the Holy Spirit descending on Pentecost. For 10 points, name this book attributed to Luke, which describes the conversion and ministry of Paul and is the fifth text in the New Testament.
One character in this work has a vision of animals being lowered in a sheet immediately prior to meeting the soldier Cornelius.
{Acts} of the Apostles